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Although it may not be the first thought for many fans, the Tekken franchise has pretty consistently given fans stellar music to listen to while beating up against friends, foes and CPUs for 30 years now.
Now you can listen to almost all of that music anywhere you go since Bandai Namco just released almost every Tekken soundtrack for streaming services (with only a few exceptions).
There’s 10 albums to choose from in total including Tekken through Tekken 8 as well as Tekken Tag Tournament and Tekken 5 Dark Resurrection all available by themselves or in a giant playlist — and 42 tracks just from the new game.
That means the only notable exclusions are Tekken Tag Tournament 2, Tekken Revolution and Tekken Advance with no reasons given for their absence at this time though the last one should be pretty obvious.
We also haven’t looked through all of the albums to see if there’s any songs missing / removed, but you’re currently looking at a whopping 575 total tracks of Tekken goodness from all across the series, its openings, endings, matches and in between.
You can also listen to a good chunk of these in Tekken 8 itself thanks to the jukebox mode featuring many of these classics too.
They even made sure to use the correct cover art for Tekken 2 instead of the meme cover from our website like before.
For those looking for a physical edition, Tekken 8’s soundtrack is also up for pre-order on Animate International at least for $42 USD with some extra goodies like stickers.
These game soundtrack albums can be found under the Tekken Project on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube Music.
Soundtracks for past “TEKKEN” series titles available
A total of 10 albums of music from the “TEKKEN” series, TEKKEN 1-7, and TEKKEN TAG TOURNAMENT are now available!
Enjoy them with newly released “#TEKKEN8 “!▼Click here to listen and purchase pic.twitter.com/4dy5eozAn3
— Bandai Namco Game Music (@BNE_BNGM) February 5, 2024